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DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHICAGo.-About 80 O'Clock
last night fire broke out in the five-story whole
sale boot and shoe house OF Philips, Dodge &
Palmer, Adams street and 9Th avenue Chicago
The building was quickly destroyed. The whole
sale hat and cap factory OF Cfmbel Brothers, next
door, was also burned, and the walls OF Marshall
Field CO.'S and the Burlington Railroad building
were scorched. The loss viii be from half to three
quarters OF a million dollars.
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The Attempt ON Ferry,s Life.

Aubertin, the man who shot NJ. Ferry in the
lobby Of the chamber of deputies on Saturday, was
before judge in Paris yesterday. He showed
symptoms Of lunacy, and his examination was
postponed NJ. Antoine, the well-knOwn repre-
sentative from Metz In the German reichstag has
autographed TO NJ. Ferry that the attempt upon his
life has aroused the indignation OF all Alsatians
N. Ferry has received over 10000 cards, letters
kilograms have been received from Asace- Lorraine
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Robert Lincoln ON the MessaRe,

ONE WAY TO EFFECTUALLY SETTLE THE DISPUTE BE-
TWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Robert T. Lincoln, who was interviewed on Presi-
dent Cleveland's message in Chicago yesterday,
said among other things: 81 agree with that vet
eran democrat, Judge Jno. D. Cation, who says that
he thinks 1t would be good thing to have the
Presidents views put into effect, because 1t would
result in the closing up Of every manufacturing
establishment in the country within q year, and
would thereby enectually settle the dispute be-
tween capital and labor l think that, coming
forcible description OF the present political situa-
tion. While do not agree with Judge Cation that
inclined to believe that were the Presidents views
TO be given practical effect 1t would have that un-
fortunate result
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
RECEIVERS SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL. FUR
NITURE AND FITTINGS CONTAINED IN THE
HOTEL BRU NSWICK, No. 3lS PENNSYLVANIA
AVE.
Pursuant to authority given by decree of the
supreme Court of the District of Columbia. made and
entered on the Sth day OF December, 1887. equity
cause, No. 10SS9, will sell at public action on the
premises on FRIDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY o.
DECEMBER, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOI K
A. NJ all of the goods, ,es, flu nj ure, and hotel
fittings Of the HOTEL BHU NSw1CE. being house No.
3lS Pennsylvania ave. L. w. in the city of Washing.
ton.
the property to be sold consists Of Office and bar
furniture and fittings complete. the dining Dom
and kitchen furniture and wares including a full out
III of table linen, dis es. silverware, glassware
Queen'sware, knives. forks. spoons &c, &c. Also
good suit of parlor furniture and Brussels Garrett
bed room suits complete for furnishing seventeen
rooms, with carpets for each room Thirty eight S)
mattresses and springs two cots and mattresses Also
sheets, spreads comforts, towels, &C. &C. sufficient
for all the rooms
The whole constitutes a complete outfit for hotel
keeping All the fur niture and fttinys ia good
condition The furniture Is mostly BLACK VAIN ut.
CARPETS, with few exceptions Brusses- Will first
be offered whole, and if q satisfactory bid is not
obtained will then be sold in detail
Until the time of SALE above We will receive ers
Of purchase of the entire property.
Terms of sale: Cash.
WI COLE
Cor. ~ and sts. Rsos,,s-s
A. A BIRSEl heceNers-
d12-dts 45S Louisiana aye.j
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BE
TMEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN
THE CITY OF WASHI NGION

~. y.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
tue District of Columbia, passed the 18th day .
VI December AID. lSSt.in Equity Cause MOB 90 j.
we Will sell al pubc auction front OF the
on TUESDAY. the SIXTH DAI OF DECEMBER A.
ID. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following lar.
GELS OF land ia square numbered four hundred and
fifty 456l in the city of Washington District of
Columbia:
First. The north half of Lot numbered ten 0O) im-
proved by afour-story Brick Building, known No.
BIB 9TH sire Z, and story back building, with
Brick stable in the
Second. The south half of lot numbered eleven a ID
DO 9TH street northwest with back Build
ing and q building IN the rear.
Third. Part OF lot numbered six 49, beginning for
the same al The northwest corner of said lot thirty
hve 3o) feet eleven Il ID inches, thence south about
forty-tour t4i) feet a 10) foot alley, thence
west about thirty five (3o) feet eleven II inches and
thence to the beginning improved by Brick Stable
The above property offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring investments in business property.
Terms OF sale, as provided by the decree, one
fourth t) cash balance IN one Cd. two CD and three
CD years. with interest from day of sale for which
chaser OF purchasers Upon confirmation of sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
conveyed Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. IL
terms of sale are not complied with in ten Q0) days
the Trustees will resell at cost and risk defsuting
purchaser. deposit of $500 each in the hrst two
parcels and of in the third parcel of ground will
he required at time OF sale.
MILAN A GORDON,
REGiN3iD FENDALL. r,,.,...
Cor ~ St and La ave- Afus'ooa
JAMES II. SANILLE
1919 Est. NV.
n22-dts DUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers
sr THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED BY OR.
FIFTEENTH, at same hour and places
d7-dts DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
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TRUSTEES SALE E,. or rs yAETsBIE SUBURBAN

by virtue OF certain deed of trust, bearing date
the 9Th day Of November. 1875. and recorded In
Iibcr 3 folio les " the land records of the lis
trict Of Columbia will sell st public auction In front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH
O'CLOCK Y. NJ. the following described real estate
situate In the County Of Washington District " Col
,Hedivi-lon Of lots l3l i32 and l33. in Wright aud
Plans. ss recorded In the rccords of Washington
County. said Johnson's subdivision of said lots IL
corded in loer Levy Court. No 1. folio "A. with the
improvements thereon. consisting of small frame
house This sale - made NJ the risk and Of the
detsultine purchaser At previous sale
Terms; One-third Of the purchase money IN cash,
and the balance In two equal instruments at and
twelve months. with Interest at per Per annun
secured 10y deed OF trust said prrui-es all cash
~ the option of purchaser. ESQ will be required
soon A. property bid OF All convey ancins aud
corins at pun haser's cost II terms not complied
viii ia seven days the property will be resold tbs
Did THOMAS BROWN Trustea
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GEo. W. sTICkNEY. AuctiOneer. e3o D st.
EAkCUroR's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED
la34 SAMsON STkLET NOkTHMEsI. AND als

REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED
lSS3 SAMSON STREET NORTHWEST AND us
FIRST 81 REEF SOUTHWEST
~ virtue and under the rroNisions u the last -
VIII OF Lewis Brown deceased duly admitted to --y
probate In the ONCE uf the Register Of Wills ia. Ii
District of Columbia. the under~isned will offer
sale IN 'front.' OF tile premises. WEDNESDAY the
FOuhTEENTH DAY or DECEMBER 1852 at n ALL
PAST FOL hO'CLoCk y. NJ. the following DESERVED
real estate ing aud being IA the city q Washington
District 81 Columbia 10 wit The east half " ~
Lot numbered forty two ti2l. Drury's
Of square two hundred and nine ,aO9l improved by
house No l3.33 Samson street northwest
And on hi ksDAl, the FIFTEENTH day Of DE-
CEMBER. 1857. at HALF-PAST FOTR O'CLOCK
PM, VIII offer for sale in front ~ tie premises
lettered D. IN 3 Todds subdivision Of Iart Of square
Nc. Ills lst street sw.
Terms OF sac: one third 90 cash. the balance IN
two equal installnen's. In one and two yenrs from
date OF sale with Interest n the the u 49, per
centnm per annuin payable semi annually, secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. all cash
the option Of the purchaser deroeit Of 800 ON
each piece of property will be required time
Terms Of sale 90 be complied with IN ten llO) days
from day Of sale property 60 be resold at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser.
d3-eoSd FRED. W. PRATT. Executor.
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The New French Cabinet.
IT MEETS PRESIDENT CARSOr AND LISTENS TO HIS
MESSAGE.

1T MEETS PRESIDENT CARSoT AND LISTENS TO HIS
MESSAGE.
The Paris Journal Offciel publishes the follow
ing as the ministry which NJ Tfrard has sue
ceeded in getting together: NJ. Tirard, president
OF the council minister OF finance, and minister
OF posts and telegraphs; NJ. Fallieres minister OF
justice; Gen. Logerot, minister OF war; NJ. Flou-
rens minister OF foreign affairs; NJ Sarrien. min
lister OF the interior; NJ. Dautresme, minister OF
commerce: NJ. Loubet, minister OF public works:
VI. DE Manly, minister OF marine; N. Vlette, min
lister OF agriculture; NJ Faya, minister OF public
Instruction
OF the new cabinet NM. Tirard. Failieres. Faye
de Many, LOubet, and Dautresme belong TO the
union OF the left, and NM. Sarrien and VlPtte b :
long 10 the more advanced group. NJ Flourens
and Gen Logerot are not members OF he chamber
OF deputies The new cabinet held meeting At
the Elysee Palace last evening, when President
CarnOt read his message To parliament. The mes
sage Is lengthy and refers To political questions
pointing out the path which the president would
Ike 20 See parliament enter After reminding the
members OF the chambers that his election was
due 70 the spirit OF Cancellation produced among
the members OF the congress. he expresses the
hope that the same sentiment will continue TO
prevail In both houses The passage relating TO
Frances foreign policy is couched In the most
pacific terms.
The cabinets reply TO the message will declare
that the governments desire Is 10 commence the
home, and Will demand as question OF confidence
three provisional credits.
The new cabinet Is a moderate republican body
VI. Tirard Is opposed TO the autonomy OF Paris and
TO the separation OF church and state.
London dispatch says: The stability OF
cabinet headed by senator Tirard and composed
OF such men as can be induced to serve under mis-
premiership, Is doubted In all quarters. NJ Tirard
himself can only be regarded, in the circumstances
OF his selection, as mere makeshirt, and natu-
rally any ministry he may bring together must be
held In ike estimation. The cause or the failure
thus FAR has been In greater degree TO the course
OF procedure than to any other circumstance or
reason. The method pursued has been something
Ike this: The gentleman summoned by the preSi-
dent 10 construct a government visits each OF his
prospective colleagues separately aud without
dll1icuty obtains his consent to accept the port
folio rendered TO him, but when each Is confronted
Dy his confrereS he discovers some political ele-
menJ represented with which he cannot act in
concord, and promptly declines TO ser-e.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO LARGE LOTS, ONE
Il ON NINETEENTH STREET. BETWEEN EAST
CAPITOL AND SOUTH STREETS, AND THE
OTHER ON EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AND ALSO
OF ONE UNDIVIDED ONE-THIRD INTEREST
BETWEEN. FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
SThEETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of o deed OF trust duly recorded in 44&
Liber No. 1892, folio 1856, ct seq Of the Land x$$
Records of the District of Columbia and the -
request of the party thereby secured will sell
public auction in front OF the premises WEDNES
DAY, DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST NEXT at
QUARTER OF FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, original Lot
g. in square ll2l, situated 18th street, between
Also on the SAME DAY. Ut -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ,
in front of the premises will sell public auction
original Lot in square situated 18th street.
between and Z streets southeast.
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY SECOND
NEXT, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, will sell, at pub
lie auction in front OF the premises, undivided
third interest in Lot 1, in Susan NJ. Burches re-
corded snbdiyision OF Lot in square 223 improved
by small building. and situated on street. between
Said Lot 2. in square 2snd Lot L. in square 223
will be sold subject to prior deeds of trust the amount
of which will be stated ut the time of sa e.
Terms to each Of sad lots One third cash ofwhch
deposit Of 400 will be required each lot at time
of SALE and the balance in three equal instalments
six twelve and eighteen months, Tor which notes of
purchaser, bearing interest from day OF sale and
or all cash at option OF purchaser All conveyancing
and recording WILL be at purchaser cost. Terms must
be complied with in ten days from sale property will
be resod at risk cost of defsung purchaser after
ei9ht days advertisement.
dl2-dts IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
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The OHIO TALLY-SHRRr FoR0RRS-Three OF the
men indicted by the Franklin County. Ohio, grand
Jury for participation in the forgery in
Hamilton County. One OF them, Thomas J.CO9an.
has been arrested, and yesterday gave bond In the
g. MyerA is absent from Cincinnati and Is said to
De In New York c. +. Blackburn, the third, has
not yet been found by the 0cers, and It Is gener-
ally supposed that he Is In hiding until he can ~.
range 70 give the necessary BAN n order to avoid
being sent to tatl :.
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FuRs. HArs, FuRs,

FURs. Hans, FuRs,
SEAL sACQUEs FROM s125UP
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM 500
Up.
SHOULDER CAPEs. IN MONKEY, BEAVER,
AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFS IN BEAR, BEAVER. BLACK MAR
TEN, FOX. LYNX. MONKEY, SEAL AND
OTHER FURS.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM as CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND
wRIsTLETs
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
CHILDREN'S MUFFS AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
CENTS FUR CAPS, GLOVES AND MUF-
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM u TOSS.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPES.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. s5. GO AND g.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES. AT 81. also, 81, e. so. 3D.
$3.50. "a. $3.50 $5 AND sc.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES, FROM $3.50
TOsl5.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES
TRESS CO.'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS
,OO1 Damn evapua Co- 1oxh "a
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AUCTION SALES.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR LARGE DARK BAY
COUPE HORSE. PARK PHAEroN. SET
HARNESS. ONE HANDSOME PAIR
OF MATCHED SoRREL
HORSES.
GOOD BOTH IN HARNESS
AND UNDER THE SADDLE CAN BE
HANDLED By LADIES WITH PERFECT SAFETY.
rocrrurp T WSr COOP sss HORSES. .nu ANN
BUGaiEs cARKfAdEs. &c
30 NEW SINGLE AND DOUBLE sIE1aHs.
On THURSDAY: DECEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1887.
suction rooms shall sell for parties who are leaving
the city valuable personal property. dl3-2t
WEEKS Co. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
SSITnATE On BLADENsBURd ROAD IN THE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated November I.
Of the Land Records for the I District Of
Colnm6i1 and at the request of the party thereby
grsRi IS sAIshPSSn The T%ESTTdSTRf II
~, DAY , OF DECEMBER, 1857. az FOUR O'CLOCK PM
County Of Washington and District Of Coiumhia VIZ
Charles f Banss sabdvision Of lots ninety 90 cSoi to
nnety-three t9 and lots ninety ak $3.50 to one hun
Of 9T psr of % lerDreS
So ok County No folio ~ Of the Surveyors office
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money in
xs $oO OF which TO be paid down at time Of SALE and
the balance in three equal instalmens payable in
Two and three years for which the notes of the pur
CHASER VIII be taken ut cent interest and
cured by deed Of trust the property Sold all cash
not ,he opSn Of the the terms Of sale are
property will be rsold At the cost and risk of the de-
faulting purchaser.
ALSO. IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER I will offer
Tor sale at public auction by virtue of another deed
trust of same date. recorded in said IAber 1918
folio 2S4 ct the following described al estate.
lying contiguous to that aboye-describei VIZ: Lot
numbered one hundred and thirtyeght u:SS), in the
subdivisions Aforesaid.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. $50 Of which to be paid down the SALE
and the balance IN three equal instruments payable in
one. two and three years. which the notes of the
purchaser will be taken at per cent interest and
secured by deed Of trust on the property Sold all
cash. at the option of the purchaser The terms sale
must be complied with within ten days from the
DAY OF sale the property will be resod at the risk Of
the defauting purchaser
Each Of the above lots is improved by com Portable
dwelling house. J. q. BIGELOW, Trustee,
dl3dGds Webster Law Building.
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AN ELOPING CLERGYMAN.-Rev. John ". Adkins
and Lulu Boyd arrived at Jacksonville, Ind, FRI
day night, having elOped from Green County, Ind.
The BRIDES relatives had threatened to extinguish
the preacher, and the couple Travelled 20 miles by
wagon. They arrived penniless. The bride gave
gave the justice Masonic pin. The couple walked
out OF town happy, bound north, the groom carry
ing large family Bible
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VERDICrs AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. - In the
United states Court In New York yesterday Judge
Wallace directed verdicts against the Government
Huribut NicnOls. The suits were brought for
OVercharges In customs on muslin delatnes i'm
reVime2
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W. Are Nor Gvrss

The goods away. but selling them at peicss loo
enough to suit you Come In and look around. doaS
cost anything.
go Overcoat at $3.50.
els Overcost at el2.
A els Overcast ct $3.50.
A tl2 Overcast st %.
el0 Overcast Of o. 80.
ACES ovsrcost st o1A6A
A $40 Suit ct e6.50
A els Cutaway Suit st o10
A go Prince Albert Suit ct o1k
And all others at proportionate loo prices.
For Boys from Is to Is years old have suits and
Overcosts st %. g. "a. and %. which worth 50
per cent more than asking for them.
For Children from TO Is yeasz Suits st &c 50, a
% 80. o.. mp 10 go Overcosts Of "a g. so. O. up
g. for which other houses VIII you SO psr osus
more.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
-sh a
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. Senator co,ou,t. Of the Dry..

he SAYS THAT THE VETS OF ATLANTA WON THE DAT
BY FRAUD.
The New York Sun says: A. II. Colquitt,
United States Senator and ex-governor OF Georgia,
was the speaker at the meeting OF the American
Temperance Union in Chickering Han Sunday
afternoon.
"The rum power" he said threatens the homes
OF the American people. Atlanta was the Gibral-
Tar OF the prohibition cause, and Gibraltar mas
fallen. But how was the bait lie lost? By fraud.
POM said was being depopulated by prohibition
they regt stored 500 more votes than ever before
most OF them frauiulent--and though we polled
500 more votes than we had before, they beat US
by 1000 Our ministers OF the gospel were abused
and our women who sat on platforms hoping to
save their husbands, brothers or fathers were in
suited. Do you know Stonewail Kit? He was
dian garb, with flaming torches on either side of
him, he ran up and down long platform and told
the niggerS how he had come 10 help them. just
10 accommO late you he would cry 4 Will sus-
pend Talk for TWO minutes and sell you some medt-
cine; and after the darkies had rushed up with
tneir money he would fling handouts OF quarters
back to them. Did the liquor men send for him?
40 not know, but he came few days before cleo
ti0n, and went two days after It. Jdst before
election there were thousands Of pictures Of Abra-
ham Lincoln striking the letters from black man
distributed among the negroes Underneath the
picture was forged motto. II made Lincoln say
that the prohibition law was the fetter that he
had struck from the slave. I looked for one OF
these the day after election and could not ind
one But there will be day OF reckoning with
the men who deceived the negro. The men OF At
Ties and be defeated, and they will win in the
end"
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ONLY Two SAVED OUT OF TwENTY-SEvEN.-Mr.
Win. II. Oakrord, merchant OF Philadelphia, has
been advised OF the loss Of the ship Alfred Watts,
upon which his son, A. B. OakfOrd, had taken
passage for Japan The Watts sailed from Phtla-
delphia early in october, with cargo Of petrO-
leum for HogO. Japan, and IT is said she foundered
when but seven days out, and that all but two OF
those on board had been lost. Two persons, said
to be seamen, were picked up by passing steamer
and landed In Liverpool. The Officers and crew
numbered twenty seven
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ARREST OF DARING R0BBER.-Harry Johnson
who robbed the safe Of the treasurer OF Reynolds
County, NO., OF 10000 on November z, has been
arrested In Hemphill County, Texas. He had two
accomplices, who are known, and will be captured.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars has been recovered
from woman who was with Johnson.
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CALLAN AND Hardness AGAIN IN COURr.-Thos.
Callan, formerly OF Lowell Mass, and Michael
Harkins, Of Philadelphia, who are charged with
being dynamiters, were again subjected to an
examination In the Bow street police court Lon.
don, yesterday. They were escorted by armed
guards. The crown counsel denied that the gov
eminent had placed obstacles In the way OF the
prisoners seeing their solicitors.
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The POLICE INVESTIGATION IN MONrRIAL-The
investigation OF the charges against Detectives
menced In Montreal yesterday. II was decided 10
hold the inquiry with closed doors. AT meeting
OF the city council the chairman OF the police COM
stables should be discharged, while another alder
man said that the entire police force be dis
rests OF several otherA
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RECEPTION TO REV. DIR. LEONARD.-Rev. DR..
Leonard, OF Ohio, the temperance orator, was ten
dered reception by the WOmen's Christian Tenn
perance Union last night, In the parlors Of the
was made by Mr. H. b. Moulton, and responded to
by DIR. Leonard Other addresses were made by Rev.
]. p. Mills, OF Ohio: Mrs. La Fetra, Rev. Chas. w.
Baldwin, Rev. Il. ID. Bailey, j. G. Lee and Others.
Among the clergymen present during the evening
were Rev. Or. j. +. Newman, Rev. &. Herbert Rich
ardSOn, and Rev. r. w. Black, OF Baltimore.
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SOUTH BEND, IND, Dec. 13-Mrs. Phelan mother
OF Mrs. Judge Ewing, OF Lancaster, o., and OF the
late Mother Angela, died at st. Mary's Academy,
aged eighty-three years Her funeral occurred
yesterday. The deceased was an aunt Of James G.
Blaine
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AUCTION SALES.
ro-wowROw
WLrrR q WILLIAMS 90. AussioDssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALEsBrE SUBURBAN

by virtue % q certain deed q trust bearing a
corded IN Lser SIR folio 40, u the land ~ -
crs oi the blstrst II Columbia vii sel At public
IHffoukIEl Nth DAY OF DECEMBER 1857. 81
QUARTER PAST POUR O'CLOCK q NJ the follow
llg ueScrihec rial situate an the County
Washington, District IL Columbia 90 Wit Lot mum
beret ten NlOl an John-on's subdivision num-
bered ISL lS., and I - % wright and Dole's sub
division OF Mount Pleasant and lleasAnt Plains
corded IN the re>ords Of Washington County said
yohnsons stsdiNsion OF said lots being recorded IN
Iiher. Levy Cont No. l. folio n
Terms; one-third Of the purchase money IN cash.
and the balance In two equal instalments st eli AID
twelve months, With Interest per per annunl
secured By deed of trust said premise- or all cs.h
Ut the option Of the purchsset $50 will b. required
recording At purChAser's COST II terms nod
piled with In seven days the property will b- rcsd
the risk aud cost OF the defAultinx purchAser
d2-dts THOMAS J. BROWN Trustee